In this chapter, Patience finally completes her transformation into Catwoman, complete with a new outfit, a new hairstyle, and a new vehicle. Any of these new innovations might be used to demonstrate a superhero's newfound identify and sense of purpose; in this case, Patience is revealed to have neither of these, as she demonstrates no special powers besides having a bad attitude and no dignity. In fact, Patience commits several crimes that real superheros might come along and thwart.

When Patience shouts across the alley for the partiers to turn down their music, it stands to reason that if the crowd can hear Patience yelling without any amplification, the music isn't really that loud in the first place. This would explain why no one else in either building seems the slightest bit troubled by this raucous gathering. Either that, or Patience's new Catwoman abilities allow her to shout unnaturally loud, just like a cat -- in which case the neighbors ought to lodge complaints against her.

In fact, as Patience crashes the party, kicking down the door and terrorizing partygoers with her newfound bravado, it becomes clear that she isn't doing anything a non-Catwoman couldn't do. Thus, the scene becomes less about any "empowerment" on Patience's part, and more about bullying people who are trying to have a good time. Fortunately, the film retains its authenticity by continuing to portray behavior that any pet-owner would see and respond, "This is just like when my cat rips out a soda nozzle and whips me!"

Since becoming Catwoman, Patience's moral framework has grown highly questionable: after destroying thousands of dollars worth of electronics at their apartment, Patience decides that her neighbors have still not learned their lesson, and deserve to have their motorcycle stolen. Upon arriving at the jewelry store with the intent to break in and steal its contents, Patience finds a couple of burglars who thought of this idea first, and decides that she has sufficient moral high ground to foil their plan. In the process, she is finally able to show off her most remarkable new asset as a superhero: an appalling computer-generated body double.

All this is to say nothing of the fact that nothing that transpires in this jewelry store -- two separate break-ins, shotgun blasts, wonton shattering of display cases, and a physical battle involving even more gunfire -- failed to set off any alarms or attract the attention of the police in any way.

"All you kids out there, remember to wear a safety helmet when riding your bike. That's what Catwoman thinks is cool. Try not to imitate any other things I find cool, such as dressing up like a whore and burying my feces in sand."

Patience: You boys thought you could come in here and steal all these beautiful things?

Burglars raise their shotguns and fire copious rounds into the exact spot where Patience was sitting.

The smoke clears. Patience's corpse tumbles to the ground and lies utterly still.

Burglars continue stealing jewelry.

INT. JEWELRY STORE - THE NEXT DAY

Police officers survey the scene, and Patience's dead body.

Officer: Why is she dressed like that?